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corn borer moth

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Noun1.corn borer mothcorn borer moth - native to Europe; in America the larvae bore into the stem and crown of corn and other plants
European corn borer moth, Pyrausta nubilalis, corn borer
pyralid, pyralid moth - usually tropical slender-bodied long-legged moth whose larvae are crop pests
genus Pyrausta, Pyrausta - moths whose larvae are corn borers


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Ferrie also uses black-light traps, which capture anything that flies at night, including corn borer moths, cutworm moths, June bugs and adult wireworm beetles.
Scout Early, Scout Often by Finck, Charlene / Farm Journal
You also have to consider that late-planted corn is more attractive to European corn borer moths, so you might want to consider a Bt hybrid.
Corn: Take Two by Burchett, Andrew / Farm Journal
The first generation of European corn borer moths is one pest that's evident from "windshield" scouting.
Looking for trouble: scouting is the basis for input decisions by Farm Journal
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